PLALAMENT Blue Crystal 1.75 mm Smartfil 750g

This material can come into contact with food.

meeting the demanding requirements for FCM (Food Contact Material) is documented in a statement on conformity with EU 1935/2004 and other European regulations. This statement can be found here: food contact with food < /A>

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This material is certified for food contact (conformity statement is available in the link in the product description, see above or on request).

Warning: >. For determination that your product meets the requirements for food contact, the final printing must be tested. testing is under the Directive under certain conditions of use (eg temperature, time of contact, type of food). The design or processing may be caused not to suit the directive, which is a responsibility as a 3D printer who has manipulated the material.

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Smartfil PLA:

this is and biodegradable filament Suitable for all types of 3D printers. IT IS VERY EASILY PRINTABLE, IT DOES NOT SHIND AND YOU CAN CREATE LARGE OBjects with it. With Pla Material from this manufacturer, You Will Achieve Great Results in Beautiful Vivid Colors.

Diameter: 1.75 mm (± 0.03)
Printing Temperature: 210 ° C
Heated Bed: 0-60 ° C

Package Sizes: * with 330g l 1000g * Available only in 1.75mm diameter. Available on Request With and Delivery Time of 2-6 Weeks.

Recyclable, Biodegradable (Compostable).

Food Safety Contamination Certificate

It is in Compliance with the Demanding Requirements for FCM 2004 and Other European Regulations. You can find this statement here: Food Safety Contact Certificate < /a>

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This Material Is Certified for Contact with Food (Declaration of Conformity Is Available in the Link in the Product Description See Above or On Request).

Important Note: To have the Food Safety Certificate It Would Be Necessary to Have The Final Product Tested. Testing is Performed According to the Directive Under Certain Conditions of Use (Eg Temperature, Contact Time, Type of Food). SOME Design Or Processing Activities Might Be Non-Compliance with This Directive and that Fact Is the Responsibility of You As the 3D Printer Who Handled the Material.